YASP – Open-source, modern status page with full CMS control
Hi HN We built YASP because the existing free/open-source status pages were either dated, ugly, or too restrictive (no custom Twilio/SMTP, rigid notifications, limited customization). YASP is a modern, self-hosted status page built with Next.js + Payload CMS, and it’s fully open source (MIT). What makes it different: - Full CMS flexibility via Payload – customize almost everything without touching code - Review & edit every notification (SMS/email) before it’s sent - Bring your own Twilio and SMTP accounts - OAuth2 / OIDC capable - Beautiful dark & light themes out of the…
YASP – Open-source, modern status page with full CMS control launched on January 14, 2026 with 14 votes, #815 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
In plain words
YASP is an open-source, self-hosted status page built with Next.js and Payload CMS, designed for teams managing service status communications. It offers full customization through a content management interface without requiring code changes, allows review of notifications before sending, and supports custom Twilio and SMTP integrations. The platform includes incident tracking, maintenance windows, service grouping, and subscriber management, with modern dark and light themes included. It deploys easily to Vercel or any self-hosted environment and is available free under the MIT license.
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From the sources
Beautiful, self-hosted status page built with Next.js and Payload CMS. Full CMS flexibility, SMS & email notifications, dark/light themes. Open source and free.
A modern, self-hosted status page built with Next.js and Payload CMS. Full flexibility, SMS & email notifications, beautiful dark/light themes. Built for teams who value uptime transparency. Manage incidents, maintenance, and subscriber notifications—all from one powerful admin panel. Powered by Payload CMS for complete content control. Customize every aspect of your status page without touching code. Keep your users informed with instant notifications via SMS and email when incidents occur or are resolved. Stunning dark and light themes out of the box. Customize colors and branding to match your identity. Organize your services into logical groups. Show status by category for better user…from yasp.io
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hi HN We built YASP because the existing free/open-source status pages were either dated, ugly, or too restrictive (no custom Twilio/SMTP, rigid notifications, limited customization). YASP is a modern, self-hosted status page built with Next.js + Payload CMS, and it’s fully open source (MIT). What makes it…
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